Saturday Art Saves: Sania Pell

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Every Saturday I focus on a different artist that I admire. From potters to painters, chefs to collectors, seamstress to songwriters, lifestyle to lovers… anyone who set the paintbrush, pastry brush, hands and heart on fire to create.

Those who inspire art to flow where it may…Sania Pell.

From Sania's Blog:

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"Sania Pell is an author, interiors stylist and designer from London. She is known for her creative input and bringing a unique, handmade aspect to her photographic shoots for publications such as Elle Decoration, The Sunday Telegraph and The Mail on Sunday."

 

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"Sania has a degree in textile design from Edinburgh College of Art. She was approached at the New Designers graduate show by one of London’s top textile design studios where she then worked for seven years, producing designs using materials such as paint, ink, collage and embroidery for both fashion and furnishing fabrics."

 

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"During this time she gained valuable commercial experience designing for different markets including Europe, the US and Japan. She also travelled to trade shows and 
on sales trips to Tokyo, Kyoto, Paris, Como and Frankfurt. Her designs were sold worldwide and purchased by companies including Armani, Monsoon, Laura Ashley, Gap and M&S."

 

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"After a successful textile career she wanted a new challenge and retrained as an interior stylist, working on photo stories for numerous magazines and newspapers, as well as for commercial clients and publishing companies. During this time Sania was also invited back to Edinburgh College of Art as a visiting lecturer on two occasions, working on projects with the textile design students."

 

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"Following some decorating project stories she had completed for Elle Decoration and Easy Living magazines, she made the step into writing craft projects for two books by Ryland Peters & Small in 2005 and 2006."

 

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"After her second child was born in early 2007, Sania took time out from styling to spend more time with her family but started to work on ideas and projects for her own book – The Homemade Home. This book was commissioned by Cico Books in early 2009 and published in April 2010."


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Sania lives and works in West London with her husband and two young children.

Contact Sania and for more information find her on her blog here.

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Homemade Home Book by Sania Pell:

"Designer and stylist Sania Pell provides 50 inspirational yet easy projects for you to make, all for next to nothing. Turn basic white bed linen into something special by adding ribbon borders and embroidered panels, and update lampshades by recovering with fabric or paper. Give old wooden furniture a facelift by repainting and adding paper collage decoration. Recycle glass jars into stylish tealight holders, and use old teacups as pretty plant holders. Create family heirlooms by framing special pieces of children's clothing, or display tiny treasures in wooden box frames. Turn felted sweaters into appliqueed cushion covers or cosy scarves, and use the contents of your button box to revamp an old cardigan. With easy-to-follow instructions and artworks, "The Homemade Home" will inspire you to get out the paintbrushes and dust off the sewing machine, and create a truly stylish and individual home." 



Comments

3 responses to “Saturday Art Saves: Sania Pell”

  1. Corey, thank you for adding another book to my growning list! I love the organic design of Sania Pell. Gorgeous! Wishing you and yours a beautiful weekend.

  2. Isn’t it interesting that those that are creative are always looking for new challenges? Thanks for sharing another creative soul.

  3. Such beauty in these images. I love it that her work for commercial enterprises is so rooted in nature. I’m off to find that book now. Thank you for your always-inspiring art-saves, and Bon Dimanche!

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